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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-01
a Straight Democratic Ticket.

Special to the Globe.
PRAIRIE DU CHEN, Wis, March 81
A rousing and enthusiastic Democratic city
convention was held in the court house this
evening and the following city ticket NOM
mated: For mayor. James Lawler; city
clerk, Joe Zeeh, Jr.; city treasurer, S. Ro-
senbaum; marshal, Charles Lindner; police
justice. c. 81. Speck; assessor, B. Dunno.
The city election takes place on Tuesday.
April 5.
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The Grant Fund.

NEW YORK, March 31.-At the meeting
of the Grant Monument association to-day
1T was reported the fund amounted to $780,.
San.
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ApOsTAL THIEF.
He Attempts tn Steal a Package Con.
tanning $4,000 and Gets Caught.

New YORK, March 31.-At an early
hour Wednesday morning the superintend-
ent of the pouch room of the registry di-
vision of the New York postoffice was
startled at discovering that a package which
had arrived last Tuesday night in pouch
No. u COG from Portland, Or, containing
$40, 900 in currency, was missing. He had
checked the package off some time before
and he could not imagine where it could
have gone to. as no one was in the Office
except the clerks, sixteen in number. The
superintendent telegraphed for Inspector
Dosser and detained the clerks until
Dosser arrived. Dosser took the clerks
to his Office and his subordinates
were sent away for George F. Bangs. of the
Pinkerton agency, to come and help him.
The clerks were examined one at time
and the examination continued all day,
through the night and until early this
morning. Suspicion pointed in the drec-
ton of William A. Clarke, clerk who has
been in the department for about five years.
He was examined last. For a long time
there have been robberies in this depart
ment, and over
SIXTY PACKAGES AND LETTERS
have been stolen. the inspectors being
unable to entrap the thief. Clarke is a maj
ried man and lives in Brooklyn. He was
accused of stealing several of these pack
ages, but he stoutly denied his guilt. At
noon to-day Inspector Adst made a search
of the registery office and found the pack
age secreted beneath some rubbish in the
bottom of closet 1t was from the First
National bank, of Portland, Or, and was
addressed to the Chemical National bank,
of this city. 1t was delivered to the
off hn
intact The inspectors had Clarke
locked in a room with them and
told him the package had been found, and
that they had enough evidence to convict
him of the theft. Even then Clarke would
not acknowledge that he had taken it. FL
nally in the afternoon he called Inspector
Dosser to him and told him he had stolen it,
and that he had also stolen the other sixty
packages that had been missing from time
to time for the past three years. He said
that he had committed the thefts to
pay his debts. He was addicted to drink
ing, and had gambled some. He could not
say how much he had stolen, but it is sup
posed that he has taken between 81, 600 and
SIS. 600. Clarke, after he made his confess
sion, was taken to Ludlow street Jail. He
will have an examination tomorrow before
the United States commissioner.
SHOT AND ROBBED.
The Experience of an Express
Messenger on a New York Road.
FRANKFORT, N. T., March 31.-Ex-
press Messenger Lake, who was robbed be-
tween Clark's Mills and Frankfort last
night. arrived here about midnight and was
able to proceed to the office Of Drs. Skitf
and Richardson where his wound was
dressed. He was shot in the upper part Of
the right arm, the ball passing around the
shoulder, causing an ugly wound. The
doctors probed for the ball, but were unable
TO locate it. Lake endured the operation
beroically without chloroform. He was
weak from the shock and the loss of blood,
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JUMPED IN THE RIVER.
The Wife of Ex-senator Angus Cameron
Attempts to Commit Suicide
By Drowning.
An Unfortunate Young Woman Gives
Birth to Child on the Streets
of Mankato.
4 Lunatic Wisconsin Soldier Secures
Back Pension Money to
Large Amount.
Various Cities Getting Ready for the
April Elections Murder Trial
ut Bismarck.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the GLOBE.
LA CROSSE, Wis, March 31.-A very
painful event occurred at s o'clock this
evening, being the attempt of Mrs. Angus
Cameron, wife of the eX-United States SEN
ator, to commit suicide by drowning. Some
gentlemen who had just stepped out of
the International hotel. which stands half
block from the river. saw woman going
down the street towards the levee. They
paid no heed to her at first, but as they
walked in that direction, one of them
remarked on the sudden disappearance
of the woman. They looked up
and down the levee. but she was nowhere
to be seen. They then began looking in
the water. and finally. after what seemed q
long time but was probably but minute or
two,
SAW SOMETHING AFLOAT
which they stepped into the water to grasp.
Just as they secured it, not then knowing
who it was, the white face of woman be-
came visible in the dim light. She was
taken to the hotel and by the usual
means resuscitated. The fact was
not disclosed that tine lady was
Mrs. Cameron until after she was able to
talk About fonr years ago Mrs. Cameron.
while crossing the New York and Brooklyn
ferry, was thrown back upon the seat by
slight collision. striking her back against
the iron arm of the settee. She suffered
good deal thereafter, and her mind became
affected. but she seemed at one time to be
fully recovered. For the past year she has
not been out. and friends knew her mind
was failing. There have been rumors OF
previous attempts at suicide. Mrs. Cam
eron is a beautiful and estimaDle lady. and
her misfortune is deplored by everybody.
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VI ordered.

FRANKLIN, Tex, March .31.-While
Capt. A. NJ. Smith was blowing two miles
from town this morning, some one stole
upon him and fired a load of buckshot into
his back, killing him Instantly. The assas-
sin then emptied another load of shot into
the head OF his victim, tearing out his eyes
and horribly mutilating his face. j. +.
Fulton, a neighbor, against whom Smith
had obtained Judgment for small amount,
has been arrested for the crime. His boots
fitted the tracks about the corpse.
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PATHS Assaisnnt.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 31.-The trial
of DR.. James Hodges, who exploded a
bomb in the Grand opera house on Feb. 9,
during PATHS concert, began to-day
Hodges has heretofore resisted all endeavors
to get a statement as to his real intent in ex-
ploding the bomb. When he was placed on
the witness-stand to-day, he however spoke
freely. He testified that he had gone to
the opera with the intention of ending his
life while Patti was singing, so he could be
her page in the spirit land. The jury
brought in verdict of guilty of the charge
of assault to murder.
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He M ust Go TO Jail.

FRANKFORT, KY, March 31.-The court
of appeals to-day overruled the petition for
rehearing in the case of John j. Cornell
son VS.. the commonwealth. This is Cor
nelson's last resort to evade the punishment
decreed against him for assaulting with
a cowhide Judge Richard Reid, in Mount
Sterling, in May, 1884. Reid, it will be
remembered, afterward committed suicide.
The verdict of the lower court was fine of
1 cent and costs and confinement in the
county jail for three years.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1887-04-01

ALE6I CIIe i've CUIIIHIISSIU16IS Hdu ldKtN
the oath of Office they held short session
in the private room of the secretary. Com
missioner Morrison at once nominated
Judge Cooley for chairman. and this motion
was promptly seconded by Commissioner
Bragg, and the election made unanimous.
AIr. afcsTl, on's action was according 10 ..Ii
understanding between himself and the
president, who indicated that he desired
Judge Cooley to be at the head of the COM
mission because OF his familiarity with law
and railroad questions that would be SUBJ
mitted to the new tribunal.
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CALENDAR, To-Day.

suraxw. couar Cl.saSgs-B Before Patterson; I;No.
iss e. is e & IT, e = soi
srfaSsx CounT-gEsrniL TRAN Before Van Brunt PJ
hTy .gd pag a az a. 81 20 3D. 81 3D. , e
a isaG TrFr a htiSs IPrs,
liza S. sSs i yS ao s ,a adS' iO' 1900 i4o
sIrsIMI cOgTI7sre at. s nI -H'0t' Beach
srrsxsx COUNT iMcuiI-rAGr i-Beioro - J.-Ad-
'O srrarSE BeiOro Andrew, j.
cs srr Phi nIBetere lawrence
~Nos sllo 1883 ss9s $50 ssIi 80 ss7a 500 ss5s
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| 2ib 1919 1918 1917.
counT oy W TEnmssR, Barrett Judge. and
District Attorney Msrtne.-No. ].
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ami Assistant Dstr1ct Attorney Bedford-NOs 4 l. O.
e.7. O. Pleadngs-Noa 10 II. ~ - u: is. ~ II.
CoURT OF UEyEHAL sKssiONs-PARr i-Beiors Recorder
smyth and Assistant District Attraey Puriy-NoA
| 49, ). y, 10, IL. H. PesdrDgs- ID.
URsgRAL SRssi0Xb-PARr flL-Before Judge
Cowns and Assistant t,orney Davia-Eos %
incluaiye
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
woNEyWoRKING FOR THE CITY's HEALTH

AN EARNEST EFFORT TO DEFEAT THE MANURE
BILL AT ALBANY.
An important meeting Of the Ladies' Health fro'oos
Associaton was held yesterday In the Beekmah M.
Methodist Episcopal Church The second annual rcpo.'
NJ the association was read It treated OF various
ters in which the society 10 interested ana seemeo
meet with general appreciation. BY far the mos. IN
nortant business before session was the matter Oh WV
:. o,d stable Manure BILL" a. State Senator Cnlleh MI
q. caI,ed This bill like similar one INTRODUCED W MI
Iulen last year. authorizes the setting apart OF tne
between Ninety fifth and Ninety sta, FITS nS
and East River, Is Q dumping and storage Rrouha
for manure, Last year tho society deleatea i
the various members have In correspondence WIN
Senators an Assemblymen who 70 hoped VIII 90 Won
over TO the case protest signed by the OF n
society has also been sent TO tho Senate Commtee On
ties Tho ladies say that they desire TO protest mos'
alphabetically against the bill and continue:
II Ia Main that daily accommodations OF mnnic
the NswycrL should be rspsIn T.mSssa should
he done public expense A. the street
other garbage are The manner Of removing ,n hsatS
from the city seriously anecting the
end a. such shoud be- left IN the control oI tno n'~
Heath who can have full authority in tho premises
Senator Robert Ray Hamilton and number OF otTer
Senators and Assemblyen answered the
and agreed TO fight bill when comes np Mr. hsm
will be requested 10 his influence Ct Ansny ma
asked what ground that department would TAKE "a r
matter and the following reply signed by Coono na
mons CLARK, places the department decideoiy viz
bill ..
At meeting OF Hesh Departments on March -.
resolved that the storage OF manure IN s CIV the
bunp portions Of the city is detrimental 70 u' pu'"'
health"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
STREETS THAT NEED TO BE REPA vEp

General Newton Commissioner OF Public Works. ysstor-
day reported the Aldermen that the safety
yenence OF public require that the following streets DO
repavod
with granite block ave- from
st. st. Woostorst from Blescterst 10 Fourth
a. Thriy First a lOg foet east
eriy seventy secoudst IRON Fourthsve 10 @ihsvo one
from Frstavo. 10 Fifth Twenty
nrsts Eighth ave 70 Ienthsye.; Fntesnhst IRON
line 225 east OF Ave to the East Hver rchardsi
yi,lon. St Houston OF. Crosby ST., from 10
Gsy.st. irom wayeey place to
IN trap BLOCK Observation-Disclosures, from riiih ave
to Beventhsye Twenty siIihst, from Thrd-ave.
ingonaye Forty IRON Sec1ndsya 70 Prospect
Kton.s st. from Marketst to Csthorinest BEDFORD from
Uun,t, Christopher at Htantons from The ow very
TO hnion.s,; Frstst, from the bowery TO Ave Third.
ST. the Bowery 10 Ave FifthsI from stanton 70
Houston WAshngt st. from Bank CIsrk non al I,
Ienth:st from Greenwich.ave to Wostst Heater from
the Dow,ry 10 Clinton Fteentst Ninth ave 10
Tenth.av sixteenthst from sIthavc 10 Tenth ave
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VARIOUS NEw.JERsEY TOwNa.

HopoKEr n erman Schaensr. Of No. - Park ave. has
been missing Monday nornpg His brother received
from b. yese day IN which ,. sad that NO ao 70
procure WORK he would commit suicide.
RAHwAY will be meeting OF stockholders OF tho
National Bank day, at which viii be decided Whether 70
Wind nm the banks Affairs continue present constituted
ann collect the per assessment recently made
Republican ries VIII be held on fru hgh' 10 oieS'
delegates 10 the city convention.
PA1RRsoyJonn Oakley Of the barroom keepers com
pls,ned Of by Mrs Hashap selling liquor on SUNDAY.
this being her for their persistent ssss 70 ns
Yesterday and s s. The appoint ent o. John John
son a. postmaster succeed John L. ConkD who has hed
the Mace since 1872 stirred tempest In tho Passsc
County Democracy as appointment would have done
johnson has been an active member
Of the Of Aldermen for four representing The
Ssrsn,l Ward and ia dis
member OF that body He typical boy" and has done
for his party.
SKw BKusswIcK- Tho will OF Mrs.. Jones. sister OF
Charles the well known gambler was admitted Tor
probate yesterday by order OF he court Mrs FROST
stubborn hght TO have the viii broken. Mrs Frances
Wheeler daughter who received abont 9oO0 has
had The sdyce and counsel Of ex- 0overnOr Ludlow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
4 1nRoR roo G0op EOR THIS WORLD.

When Jury had yesterday In Part Ill OF the
sueral Sessions to try John r. Robinson
OF the occupants the and said in loud
VOICE wish 10 say counsel before they go on with
IN ~ se st am opposed form Of rotastOry pnniA
ment" The juror unusually tail and OF nne APPEARANCE
b,,i hi voice and manner VI speech arc peculiar. 40
Judge Cowing said 10 him 1ho law does not act with mo-
tves q revenge The purpose Of The law h 70 prevent crime
bv s commisson and for that
n,e mainly yiostos III the law punished In that way
hope keep others from committing offences .
know where you get yOnr ideas" .. ~,
You will Ind Them the Sermon the Mount" Mr..
Robinson saii. We not 70 return evil for evil -
to have discnss ion here answered the
Judge should be willing perhaps. 10 listen esew here
You arc excused for the term much afraid that
you are too good for this world"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
HAS THE MORA CLAIM BEEN SETTLBDS

The story OF the disputed claim OF tho MorAs OF
city against the spanish Government has again come
front It's reported that award has been mad'
Of s6ooOo which win shortly DO paid over IN cash to The
caimso The Moras deny the truth OF the rumor
The claim for property lost in Cuba during the
non. II was hrst prosecuted before the sPansh.
American Claims Commit tea. which established
in 1877, under agreement between Secretary Fish
and The then Spanish Minister OF Foreign Affairs.
The spanish King would not confirm the commission, but
the ceased 10 push their claim al the span
ian Court and report hat Secretary Bsyard has
brought about settlement and that one Of the counsel Tor The
SAILED last saturd for Madrid To TRIBUNE ro
porter Mora said yesterday II don't care TO discus,
the and really don't know much about H. IL wet
known been before the Government for The
and have reason suppose That
lie settlement today than ever"
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WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY.

Ex.Alderman Cleary q trial before Judge Barrett
Wesiern Union Telegraph Directors meeting
College of Dentistry commencement, Chckerlns HAIL
Hoard Of Trade and transportation y. ID.
Home for anniversary Fourth Presbyterian
Departure OF Justin Mccarthy for Europe, steamship Aer.
Hospital Saturday and Sunday Association meeting May.
or's once
Park venue Methodist Church reunion 9 p. m
N edcio egaI Society. Hotel Buckingham. p M
SMITH OF on iliiarf MATCH sections. D. m
Dock and Aqueduot Com missoners meetings. . 49,
Meeting OF Dr. McGlynn sympsthisers, Bartholdi Han,
GreeDpOnt, 8 pm
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INCOMING STEAMERS
SUIPPING NEWS

PORT OF NEw.YoKK ........TUEsDAY. MARCH 8. 1887
ARRIVED.
mGse 70 order Bros Arrived at The BAR
steamer pevona IBID youns Glasgow Feb 2! and Moys
nr T..m sy:S a s f.. 20 and s:.
%'sa 81 - a:' ss
M T %.. ha t'a nss spS
spence Arrived !, ne Bar a.tp% u,,,,,,s
:: q. no = "a. ;s:Fts:
s:s and e e, .;.ss passengers to fan'
h ss.@sf nsT.na S.y. Nth IN
Ss5s S via Key
s.msr cry of Columbia Woodruff rsrn'ndinA a anys
ss S %m
ss.msI Bsneactor Tri6ou Wilmington days. with mdse
to s.an.S 3sasas Berry Boston viii, m.e to DlmoSi
ship E .rJI.n y 20, - Vernon Brown Co
snip Apdromoo oor Bringer Bremen eo day" In ballast
ssfi Ian.rc Antigua 49, days.
90 %ss. and empty barrels ioofdsf vessel II
Ann.Ds N MSTtSn m1SrS 20 p. Say:
ssft william Chapman !oi Dorchester: Nn, Smith nth
Antwerp 50 wi iron and empty barrels 70 ORDER YES
Gel 70 Punch sop6: tNor sunae Alicante ~ days
,iIs iioorce and iron 10 order vessel to master
suNsEr-wind a. SANDY Hook. light M mary Az
CITY Island light NNWi clear
Arrived Yesterday 80
a RSs ssss S'n sugar
CLEARED.
steamer wyoming obi, Rsby. Lvcrpool-A Underhil q
Kingdom ,Br, Roberts, Liverpool. via Norfolk
vsn .in.9 amid os Bahr Bro. Co
Steamer Xer tGer thrisoncrs Bremen VIA southampton
-ossiosS FrsHesca span Cisarda Antwerp-R cor.
Steamer noRosa Bri Thomas Le'th-S'mp'oh' opon''
Victoria swod KinmAn" o0'h'nOdFs-fun'n'
Stevens Havana and Mexican ports
AsIanactgs Catherine savapnahH Yonse
Steamer Yems.see Charleston and Fernandina-wm
STEAMER WALKER Norfolk Newport News and West
rG s,..H ws ssp,uSe no.tonH D%Osn
shp W ,n moi, Hansen lilo 0rande Richmond Va
Punch hdy care Ee sander.on Norfolk vaslashA Bay
chr Whistler Koeie Taunton Mass-Fundsen Paer'
'V scSr G Fred Co. B Cook st Piea Mquehenon NJ
SaSawia, Sidney samord-stamfOrd Manufacture
ing Co. SAILED
for ac sn1sn ,st
hancse savannah charicson wyanoso Rich
mSnd csr SScaia% Tor Lyerpoo Cumberland and David
Brosn L a%s%sn Minnie swift ROTTERDAM; orante State
Shanghai Jabes Howea Melbourne; Gov GOODWIN PhAde
Trsss Herbert pqss Ms
ss sr.Ssn. E.y s.1s. sseT y i. and
Mary Campbell buenos hJroS' "aiAeo' NO 'A"o"o'
..,.d-yin Lon Isand -Stoamef Neptune for
a.,on, sh,p epoer for Brstcii Bark Masters for
iymoutb f. - ...,
FOREIGN PoBA
Lrvrxroo, Msrs1AT Ar y steamer Me'hloy Hall thr
PiLrsxo. Mars-saleu steamer Louise H. tBr B'rs Tor
asissrn Mar Grown of AnasOn tBr
BiaoEIonA Mar s-Auivod steamer Pcqua tBr. Prowse.
SSSTasssSa MAI 5~salsd steamer saerno 9TH Rogers.
aEsoA. Mar 6-Arnyod. Utopia tBr. Morrison.
fysm Nsw.York Feb TO-
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NEWS From THE SUBURBS.
JERSEY CITY.

Thomas who has in custody since Friday on
of Internal machine IN tho wan
room OF vanis railroad station was dschargra
Yesterday reterxted bis assertion that he knew othine
Of the infern. acine and had nothing TO do with hs
that all day for sexton VIE OF Grace
Church was MT Lewis DR. Dudley the Penn:
syly IA lrusd chemist stated that the liquid
In bottle mixture OF phosphorus waiting
AMI acld.
The funeral c. the former county Jailer
tok Mace his home in ParOnIave and was al
tended by nearly alt the city and county officials and many
promnept citizens The public services were held In b.
Joseuhs Church. where Solemn requiem mass was ccle-
brate Seou assisted by Tie Rev. Dr. headon
and Fathers sullivan and Hall
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
ppoTEsTs FROM MAYOR HEWITT

Mayor Hewitt written to Senator Hendricks
~ the Committee on Cities Of the Senate protesting
the passage providing for tho relief whose
nroerv the II aren River mi I'm
been leyi1i Most these persons have already
nsynsn, s"r the land for the right way amonntng
10 sa This amount was advanced BY the cy
was recouped by the asses,ment- lcvo VIII
,,nier consjderatIon II Intended To vacsta
The favor mas written 10 Chairman mcCarthy OF the
s.smly cities rtestiDg behalf o The
city against favoraby reporting on the bi which inenned
70 compel the city 10 pay Tho lands Wesohester
heretofore been appropriated
Of the Legislature for public pafka
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HOME NEWS.
aanM,NENr ARRIYALa

Edward cay Louisiana and H. Spoon
en- q Rboo Island Henry Pier.e q Boston, nn% Hs1E
SSiscOaeresmsn samue hanaal Of PhadspaSw .sh
In Gfisey ss-Exs enator James FAR OF Ne
vads and bradley Barlow Of Vermont Norman Honi-
~ 1onrr.ssman William D. Ill., OF OHIO. Wfndsor Ho6-
" Mayor samuel G. Cobh Of Boston and Jarvis Adams
Of Troy and er senator 4. Lvnde, Of Hermon n, -
Eyrye Houss-Henry II. Person. OF Albany Hotel Brrns-
1esi-Chief pgpeer j. w. King. u B. Navy Asfor
United slater Treasurer Con rad Jordan Asr,sv
Hill Rote-samueI CeneDs OF Hartford ana bsnop BIB.
sell and e1 Governor Rodhcld Proctor. Of Vermont
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09

THE FEE SYSTEM AT THE DISTRICT COURTS
ty Marshal Godstein testinod yesterday at tho IN
vestieaon regarding tho methods OF tho officials ana
employees Of the distrlet He had employed mon
70 attend 10 business for him In the courts but
naid any .ees and hni demanded. Clvl JUS
,ices Midtown and Morreli informed controller Loow
sso on IIteants by persons not copn-o'ei with the
courts in mn Official cap city. Tho Control-r sa,n No
would grant the rsauest The Corporation ..unss O.
marsh IL for disposs warrant ana the papers nto
made out by the marsHa and the ude" - aosen.; ,ho
clerk can Issue precept to the marshal Without tno
iudgoA signature.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09
STEALING THE WRONG TICKETS.

7, was sta ed yesterday at the Office Of tho NewYork Lake
Eric and Railroad that nothing had yet been
"a the tickets the West which had beop
Joined from the ticket hooks oicc
hIrIst No explanation OF tho theft has been OH.
tanned but supposed that some outsider been
watching for chance TO get INTO s ONCE nnobsrysd and
sv, been no had chosen local tickets which are
ou'cLiv used But only through Western tickets wsro
sod IN ~ Louis before the Erie
loss and the numbers OF the missing tickets put
ths hands of all the ticket brokers through country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-09

was srs scniee the wife OF tailor. who was danger
ously H. physician bad administered morphine 70
make her sleep few hours before tho fremen INVADED
the house Policemen carried her and her children wo
Iorters employed by Mr. Nco had some difficulty ID e.
Gaping from the burning building; Mr. EcoIs hsinc
was ruined most Of IL being bnrned and the resi-
soaked with dirty water Late In the day Mr. Nicoi sMa
tina. he could not make estimate Of his loss % R
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